research-patent maps a technology landscape from patent databases — Google Patents without any key, PatentsView and KIPRIS when connected. It reads the claims of the patents it characterizes rather than their titles.
How to call it
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/patents wearable heart-rate-variability biofeedback devices for stress reduction
What happens
- Searches the patent databases with several query variants, aggregates by filing year, assignee and legal status, and picks milestone patents by citation and claim breadth.
- Reads the claims of the milestones before describing what they cover.
- Writes a patent report; in a mixed /research session the report also gets a research-vs-patent comparison section.
What you get
- The patent report: filing trend, top assignees, granted/pending breakdown, milestone patents with what their claims cover, and a landscape summary.
- Structured tables you can filter, and the sources in the session for later citation.
Tips
- Give the technology as a phrase, not a question — "wearable HRV biofeedback devices" beats "are there patents on…".
- Combine with the academic track to see where the literature and the filings diverge.
